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Atletico Sanluqueno

04-05 00:30

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End 0-0

90′

J. Vásquez

90′

A. Viedma

85′

J. Vásquez

E. Alcaide

85′

A. Costa

A.Collado

75′

A. Viedma

gbizie ronald

74′

A.Collado

72′

jorge moreno

Razvan robert jalade

69′

E. Alcaide

66′

Usher Lobede

61′

david lopez

E.Altozano

61′

Ibrahima Sow

J. Pedraza

60′

vidal ajouaou

M.Denia

60′

pablo barea

raul vilalba sola

60′

agustin juarez

S. Niza

46′

Usher Lobede

boubacar diallo

Halftime 0-0

38′

M.Denia

22′

N. Ukwuije

14′

Razvan robert jalade

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Match Info

Atletico Sanluqueno and Sevilla Atletico battled to a goalless 0-0 draw in a Spanish Primera División RFEF fixture at the Estadio El Palmar on April 5, 2026. The match was a tight, tactical affair where defensive solidity outweighed attacking flair, resulting in a point apiece that does little to ignite either team's promotion push. Both sides created half-chances in a cagey first half, with the best opportunity falling to Sevilla Atletico, whose striker saw a close-range effort well saved. The second half followed a similar pattern, with midfield battles dominating and clear-cut opportunities at a premium. The key incident was a potential penalty appeal for Sanluqueno waved away by the referee in the 70th minute, a decision that left the home fans aggrieved. Standout performances came from the central defenders on both teams, who marshaled their lines impeccably to secure clean sheets. In terms of table impact, the single point leaves both clubs in a congested mid-table area of the RFEF Group 4 standings. The managers offered contrasting views afterwards; the Sanluqueno coach felt his team deserved more, while his Sevilla Atletico counterpart praised his young side's discipline in earning a hard-fought away point.